Indian Ocean oil spill damages rich marine ecosystems
It is likely to take decades to repair and restore the Indian Ocean biodiversity hotspot in Mauritius as the maritime industry fails to clean up its act
Tag: marine fishing
Kerala wakes up to ghosts of plastics haunting the Arabian Sea
Marine plastic debris has emerged as a problem in the coastal areas of Kerala, endangering fishes, birds and ecosystems, and threatening the livelihood of fishers
On a thin strip of land between the Arabian Sea and a lagoon 30 km north of Thiruvananthapuram, capital of Kerala, artisanal fishers are finding a menace — plastic debris from the ocean…Read More
How green fishing reduces carbon footprint
Carbon emissions from India’s fishing industry is now getting the attention it deserves through a slew of innovations that include energy efficient fishing vessels and solar boats
Increasing carbon emissions from mechanised fishing in India has become a cause for concern. When a tonne of oil sardine is fished and brought to shore in a kerosene-fuelled vessel…Read More
Does eating more fish increase climate vulnerability?
The challenges of safely navigating the evolution of the food-energy-water nexus demand that fishing in rivers and seas is done without upsetting nature’s checks and balances
The impact of dams on fish diversity is a telling example of unintended consequences and cascades of human activities. It is also true that while aquaculture may complement yield…Read More
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